| Among the psychotherapies for children and adolescents, parent management training is without peer. |
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| Inadequate results of psychotherapies have necessitated a search for alternative treatments. |
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| Cognitive, brief psychodynamic or other effective psychotherapies are used to help the person think about and understand the impact of the loss. |
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| All types of psychotherapies can be very useful in addressing these disorders in persons with developmental disabilities. |
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| Insight-oriented or psychodynamic psychotherapies tend to be longerterm and less structured. |
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| Unfortunately, as with pharmacotherapy, the effects of most psychotherapies upon alcoholism are impressive mainly over the short term. |
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| Treatment involves initially stabilizing the person's diet to meet nutritional needs, followed by a variety of psychotherapies. |
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| Chances of recovery are constantly improving with new medical advances and increasing knowledge in psychotherapies. |
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| The majority of Canadians with mental health and addiction problems do not seek care, despite the existence of effective psychotherapies and medications for most common mental disorders. |
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| Modification of applied psychotherapies to fit the level of cognitive ability is very important, as is the recognition that every therapeutic step has to be broken down into smaller, easier to understand steps. |
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| For example, Richards and Worthington discussed and summarized six reviews of outcome studies on spiritually oriented psychotherapies. |
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| Many millions of dollars are expended on drugs, diagnostic tests, and psychotherapies of a placebic nature. |
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| This edition includes new cases on psychoanalysis, client-centered therapy, and existential, interpersonal, and multicultural psychotherapies. |
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| It is an integrative approach, founded on the principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy, then expanded to include techniques and concepts from other psychotherapies. |
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| Some academic departments specify two short psychotherapies of 8-12 sessions each and one longer psychotherapy of 24 sessions. |
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| Psychologists can provide support and psychotherapies, such as cognitive therapy, that help patients learn to effectively change their thinking, feelings and behaviour. |
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| In addition, they should be prepared to apply different forms of psychotherapy, such as cognitive behavioral or interpersonal psychotherapies, to the psychological elements of mental and emotional dysfunction. |
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| Psychoanalysis and other psychotherapies, which are based on developing a patient's insight into his or her presumed underlying emotional conflicts, are difficult to apply to psychotic patients. |
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| Interventions in terms of detox centres, counselling and specific psychotherapies, often combined with treatment for depression, were identified among the unmet needs. |
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| One of the three psychotherapies surveyed will be psychodynamic ones. |
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| A series of psychotherapies and approaches has been shown to reduce suicidal behaviour, hopelessness and depressive symptoms, and to increase compliance with treatment, when compared with treatment as usual. |
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| In 2004, various bodies developed or modernized their mechanisms for informing the public about good health care practices, especially in the treatment of cancer, and the use of psychotherapies. |
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